Former MPAA chief tries his hand at stage Glickman Two years removed from his leading Hollywood role, Dan Glickman took a turn at acting—way, way off-Broadway. The former CEO of the Motion Picture Association of America (2004-2010) participated in an Oct. 10 reading of the play “Surviving Grace” at The Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C. The sold-out event raised $150,000 for the USAgainstAlzheimer’s Network. Glickman played the husband of a woman (radio talk show host Diane Rehm) who has Alzheimer’s. “The character was an aging, balding, Jewish dentist. And I said, ‘Well, I’ve three of the four.’ … Physically, I could fill the bill,” he said. The former… Read More